Change in Classification of goods (different from one proposed ...

Adjudicating Authority Must Use Customs Tariff Heading from Show Cause Notice, Revenue's Claim Rejected.

May 2, 2023

Case Laws Customs AT

Change in Classification of goods (different from one proposed in SCN) - The claim of the Revenue that the adjudicating authority can classify the goods in a Customs Tariff Heading different from the one proposed in show cause notice, cannot be accepted - AT

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Change in Classification of goods (different from one proposed ...

Adjudicating Authority Must Use Customs Tariff Heading from Show Cause Notice, Revenue's Claim Rejected.

May 2, 2023

Case Laws Customs AT

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